For the first time ever, the PCB will issue separate contracts for ODI and Test matches.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has for the first time chosen to discontinue its one-contract system, following which players would be ...
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Abbott first-quarter profit surges on COVID-19 test demand
Abbott Laboratories reported a more than threefold jump in quarterly profit on Tuesday, buoyed by robust demand for its COVID-19 ...
England thrashes India by 227 runs in first Chennai Test
Chennai: England have outclassed India by 227 runs in the first Test of the four-match series at M. A. Chidambaram ...
Pietersen trolls in Hindi as England beat India in first Test
Karachi: Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has trolled India in their own native language after they lost to England by ...
Bess stars as England corner India in Chennai Test
Chennai: England spinner Dom Bess claimed four wickets to leave India struggling to avoid the follow-on despite Rishabh Pant’s blazing ...
Instagram Tests The Possible Addition of Vertical Stories To Its Interface
In a rather bizarre development, Instagram is currently testing out a new feature, changing the way its userbase views Stories, ...
Last outing for Quinton de Kock as South Africa’s Test captain
Rawalpindi: Quinton de Kock will no longer be South Africa’s Test captain once the ongoing second Test against Pakistan concludes. ...
Pakistan’s squad unchanged for second South Africa Test
Rawalpindi: The national men’s team selectors have decided to retain the same 17 players for the second Test who were ...
Anrich Nortje unfazed by defeat in Karachi Test
Rawalpindi: South African pacer Anrich Nortje on Tuesday said that the defeat in the Karachi Test has made the visitors ...
Pak vs SA: Rawalpindi, here’s the traffic plan for the second Test
RAWALPINDI: Stadium Road will remain closed next week as Rawalpindi prepares for the second Test match between Pakistan and South ...
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